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Why Global Link Law

We’re not your typical lawyers. We’re strategists in Global Healthcare & Technology — bringing Fortune 15 in-house expertise directly to your organization.

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The WBENC Certification stands as a nationally respected mark of quality, opportunity, and principled leadership among women-owned businesses. Its emphasis on rigor, integrity, and advancement reflects the same values that guide our work and our relationships every day.

Our Track Record

The scale and impact of our work — across transactions, compliance, and client relationships worldwide.

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$3B+

Deals Negotiated in a Single Year (2023)

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$500M+

Average Annual Transaction Volume

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10,000+

Contracts Advised Across Regulated Industries

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$282M+

PBM Savings Secured for Clients

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30+

Countries of active legal engagement across healthcare and technology

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5

Continents served — North America, Europe, Asia, South America, Africa

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165M+

Customer relationships impacted by Robyn Marino’s transaction portfolio

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$5B+

Annual global contract portfolio managed at Cigna by Robyn Marino

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$7B+

Health plan revenue overseen by Daniel Santos as Chief Legal Officer

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$1.5B+

Payer-provider M&A transactions advised by Daniel Santos as outside counsel

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Why Partner With Global Link Law®

Strategic Legal Counsel for Healthcare & Health Technology

Your organization faces legal and regulatory complexity that demands more than outside counsel — it demands a partner who has sat on your side of the table.

From government investigations and FCPA matters to healthcare M&A and payer contracting, we’ve handled it from the inside and from the courtroom.

Whether you need fractional leadership, transactional support, or a defensible compliance framework, we deliver counsel built around what the business actually needs. What sets us apart is real-world in-house experience — our partners have served in senior legal roles within large and publicly traded companies, giving them a direct understanding of what business leaders and boards actually need from legal counsel.

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